Course registration for the spring semester began today. I was a bit sad the past few days realizing that the classes I chose were to be the last of grad school. There are still many courses that I would like to take. But alas…
In addition to my thesis project and thesis paper, I am registered for the following classes:
- Conceptual Models
(mini)
with Shelley Evenson - Design, Management and Organizational Change
with Richard Buchanan - Emotion and Reason in Design
with Richard Buchanan - Color and Communication
(wait list)
with Kristin Hughes and Mark Mentzer
I talked to Kristin today about getting into Color and Communication, so there’s a chance I’ll get into that. If I do, I’ll likely drop Emotion and Reason in Design.
In addition to taking class, I am teaching another course this spring: Basic Interaction for mostly HCI students, I believe.
Comments
3 responses to “Classes for Final Semester”
I’ve been always toying with the idea of going back for a Masters. Overall, have you felt that your experience has helped you a lot?
How do you feel your school compares to other similar programs in the nation?
Honestly, I regret not taking Emotion and Reason. Color is all fine and good of course, but it’s Dick’s teachings I carry around in my heart as I work.
Dennis: my experience at grad school has changed my life. As for how Carnegie Mellon School of Design compares to other schools, I believe it is the best, if not the only, design school that provides a holistic view of design, from the broad philosophical level to the actual making.